Alex Moore Alex Moore 6'9" | PF/SF Saint Ignatius | 2028 State CA-N | 6’9 F | 2028 | St. Ignatius

Alex Moore Alex Moore 6'9" | PF/SF Saint Ignatius | 2028 State CA-N completely owned the paint. He blocked several shots and altered even more—so many that players eventually came to a jump stop and kicked it out instead of challenging him. Moore’s presence alone changed offensive game plans. His size, timing, and discipline make him one of the more intimidating young interior defenders in the region.

Alex Moore Alex Moore 6'9" | PF/SF Saint Ignatius | 2028 State CA-N – 6’8 | PF | 2028

Alex Moore Alex Moore 6'9" | PF/SF Saint Ignatius | 2028 State CA-N is a mobile frontcourt presence who changes the game with his ability to run the floor. At 6’9, he consistently beats opposing bigs in transition, creating early scoring opportunities and forcing defenses to collapse.

Moore’s basketball IQ stands out. He reads help defenders well, anticipates double-teams, and makes the right pass out of pressure. He has a soft touch, and he catches almost everything thrown his way. Around the rim, he controls tip-ins, secures tough rebounds, and uses his body to finish.

Standing 6’9, and growing with a frame to fill. He looks like he’s been building his lower body strength, and legs. He has an improving skill set from the forward position. He worked the high post finding cutters to the basket, and shooters on the perimeter. He making good use of body, shielding the ball on his 1/2 dribble drive, planting two feet to get to get his shot at the rim, he showed a nice jump hook. He’s keeping the ball high, going for rebounds, he had a couple of block while we were watching.

For a Freshman he has the skill set of an older prospect. Standing 6’8 with a frame to fill. He seems rather confident handling, passing, and moving around the perimeter. He’s going to rebound and provide paint presence, he goes straight up with both hands to bother shooters inside. He makes good use of his body, and dribble while trying to get a bucket inside. He works from mid to high post, keeps it high around the basket. He runs the court, he’ll shoot 3’s.

He’s got a real shot at being a key contributor right away in the tough WCAL. He showed he could do some things out on the perimeter, took his open shots, makes cuts to the basket, he had good passing. He’ll post up using size and foot work to get a bucket, come across looking to hit the paint jumper or use a dribble for a power move. He’ll add depth to defending in the post.